A little suspicious to announce that the revised-before-shipping 10.1" tablet is millimeters thinner than the new iPad, and a similarly-tiny bit lighter... like maybe those specs were set by management and then they're gonna hope engineering can figure out how to make it happen? Compounded by them not showing the "new" one powered on at all. But to show these apparently-empty prototypes right next to the "old" ones (that actually power on and which were apparently going to be fine to ship until the moment Apple's iPad 2 spec page went up) seems embarrassingly tacky.
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[ 2.6 ms ] story [ 15.1 ms ] threadA little suspicious to announce that the revised-before-shipping 10.1" tablet is millimeters thinner than the new iPad, and a similarly-tiny bit lighter... like maybe those specs were set by management and then they're gonna hope engineering can figure out how to make it happen? Compounded by them not showing the "new" one powered on at all. But to show these apparently-empty prototypes right next to the "old" ones (that actually power on and which were apparently going to be fine to ship until the moment Apple's iPad 2 spec page went up) seems embarrassingly tacky.